Nurturing Your Inner Observer + Finding Your Story | NNY Women Who Leads Monthly Meetup
Schedule
Fri Jun 12 2026 at 09:00 am to 10:30 am
UTC-04:00Location
Sarissa Melissa Photography | Watertown, NY
We are so excited for our next gathering featuring Kelly Miller, author, editor, publisher, and co-founder of Poets in the Pines, an international poetry collective and small press dedicated to powerful storytelling, creativity, and connection.This month’s meet up, Nurturing Your Inner Observer + Finding Your Story, is all about reconnecting with your voice… your experiences… and the stories that have shaped who you are. Because so many women carry stories inside of them they’ve never fully shared… and the world needs those stories now more than ever.
NNY Women Who Lead – June Meet Up
📍 Friday, June 12th
⏰ 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Sarissa Melissa Photography Studio
( in the Masonic Temple)
242 Washington St.
Watertown, NY 13601
✨ Interactive Writing Workshop with Kelly Miller
Nurturing Your Inner Observer + Finding Your Story
In this thoughtful and empowering writing experience, Kelly will guide attendees through journaling prompts, creative non-fiction writing, and reflective observation practices designed to help women reconnect with their stories, their creativity, and themselves.
Together, we’ll explore the importance of women sharing diverse stories, how writing can help us process hardship and growth, and how reframing the narratives we tell ourselves can create deeper confidence and clarity.
✨ What You’ll Walk Away With:
• A journal of your own to continue your writing journey
• Guidance on how to begin observing your experiences through a creative lens
• Tools to reframe setbacks and reconnect with your voice
• A deeper understanding of the power of storytelling and self-expression
✨ About Kelly:
Kelly Miller is the author of two poetry books, A Woman in Four Parts (2024) and The Language of a Bomb (2026), both published by Bottlecap Press. She is also the co-founder and Creative Director of Poets in the Pines, where she curates anthologies and creates spaces for writers around the world to share their stories.
Her essays and poetry have been featured in numerous anthologies, magazines, and journals, and her work centers around creativity, healing, observation, and the power of storytelling.
Where is it happening?
Sarissa Melissa Photography, 242 Washington St, Watertown, NY 13601-3767, United States
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